[00:00.00] 作词 : Dick Foley/Bob Flick/Mike Kirkland/John Paine
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Dick Foley/Bob Flick/Mike Kirkland/John Paine
[00:00.00] I am a rovin' gambler --
[00:09.36]I've gambled all around- -
[00:11.64]And wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
[00:18.30]I lay my money down,
[00:20.82]lay my money down,
[00:22.83]I lay my money down.
[00:28.26]I've gambled down in Washington,
[00:30.87]ga-ambled up in Maine;
[00:32.91]I'm headed down to Tenessee-ee-ee
[00:39.72]to knock down my last game,
[00:42.09]knock down my last game,
[00:44.07]to knock down my last game.
[00:49.56]I had not been in Washington
[00:52.11]many more weeks than three,
[00:54.12]when I fell in love with a pretty little ga-a-al,
[01:00.81]and she fell in love with me,
[01:03.39]fell in love with me,
[01:05.25]she fell in love with me.
[01:10.83]She took me to her parlor;
[01:13.14]she cooled me with her fan;
[01:15.42]she whispered in her mother's e-e-ear,
[01:21.90]" I love that gamblin' man,
[01:24.63]love that gamblin' man,
[01:26.70]I love that gamblin' man.
[01:30.18]" I wouldn't marry a railroad man;
[01:34.83]this is the reason why:
[01:36.84]I've never seen a railroad ma-a-an
[01:43.56]wouldn't tell his wife a lie,
[01:46.14]tell his wife a lie,
[01:48.18]wouldn't tell his wife a lie.
[01:51.06]" Oh, Mother, oh dear Mother,
[01:55.95]I'll tell you if I can:
[01:58.26]if you ever see me comin' ba-a-ack,
[02:04.95]it'll be with a gamblin' man,
[02:07.47]be with a gamblin' man,
[02:09.54]it'll be with a gamblin' man."
[02:14.97]I am a rovin' gambler--
[02:17.25]I've gambled all around--
[02:19.56]and wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
[02:26.31]I lay my money down,
[02:28.86]lay my money down,
[02:30.90]I lay my money down.
[02:34.17]And wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
[02:40.92]I lay my money down,
[02:43.47]lay my money down,
[02:45.69]lay my money down.

作词 : Dick Foley/Bob Flick/Mike Kirkland/John Paine
作曲 : Dick Foley/Bob Flick/Mike Kirkland/John Paine
I am a rovin' gambler --
I've gambled all around- -
And wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
I lay my money down,
lay my money down,
I lay my money down.
I've gambled down in Washington,
ga-ambled up in Maine;
I'm headed down to Tenessee-ee-ee
to knock down my last game,
knock down my last game,
to knock down my last game.
I had not been in Washington
many more weeks than three,
when I fell in love with a pretty little ga-a-al,
and she fell in love with me,
fell in love with me,
she fell in love with me.
She took me to her parlor;
she cooled me with her fan;
she whispered in her mother's e-e-ear,
" I love that gamblin' man,
love that gamblin' man,
I love that gamblin' man.
" I wouldn't marry a railroad man;
this is the reason why:
I've never seen a railroad ma-a-an
wouldn't tell his wife a lie,
tell his wife a lie,
wouldn't tell his wife a lie.
" Oh, Mother, oh dear Mother,
I'll tell you if I can:
if you ever see me comin' ba-a-ack,
it'll be with a gamblin' man,
be with a gamblin' man,
it'll be with a gamblin' man."
I am a rovin' gambler--
I've gambled all around--
and wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
I lay my money down,
lay my money down,
I lay my money down.
And wherever I see a deck of ca-a-ards,
I lay my money down,
lay my money down,
lay my money down.